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One of the problems with computer modeling. Garbage i-garbage out. Sooner or later reality catches up to them.

So where is the readers digest condensed version?

Not too many years ago we were encouraged to drain standing water to help prevent mosquito breeding. Now those spots are called habitat. Glad I kept all my old tires, makes me an environmentalist.

All the batteries we collect go to the manufacturer in Alberta as cores. We can pay $5.00 most of the time for car batteries and still make a profit. Apparently working for a living isn't on his bucket list.

You ever been on the wet coast? We have solar panels. And a windmill. Can mostly keep the electric bike charged and batteries for the electric outboard. If no branches go through a panel, or one quits on its own and we don't have to replace the batteries again the system might break even by 2025.

According to the greenies the world is going to hell in a hand basket and their solution is to destroy everyone's livelihood.

That isn't the means of preventing old age I had in mind. Especially since it is not that far off.

Old age kills more than that. When are the PC crowd going to demand a ban on old age?

No doubt the world will end for many people next year. Funeral homes are a good investment.

WE were talking per capita.

GHG per capita is an irrelevant number. It just means that we have more industry. Also for some obscure reason known only(maybe) to the Climate change crowd we get credited with the GHG emissions of carbon fuels that we export.

So don't maxx out the credit cards?

In the age of instant gratification a 112 years is like eons.

Most of us keep ice in the fridge. Saves fishing for it.

The grass is nice and green here and our lawn really could use mowing. Couple of sunny days wouldn't hurt though. As long as it is like this it cuts down on the amount of horse feed we have to buy. Also the amount of fire wood to cut for next year.

Is freezing rain the new PC term for#@^*)*& snow?

Depends on where you live. IF you live in the Arctic global warming will significantly reduce the price of milk when the cows quit freezing to death. If you live near the equator you might be trying to get milk production on the BBQ. And he is SO wrong.

Has to do with all the lefties running off at the mouth. You're getting weather. If it was going up it would be global warming or climate change or whatever alarmist term gets the most donations today.

I wonder how he manages to shuffle October around on the calender to match his graph?

Those that make their billions selling fear and scamming taxpayers(think carbon trade) do not want the truth to come out.